Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Use an older version of Chrome (eg 43) and use the get current position function. Watch the webpage trigger the GPS and get a current position
2. Use the current version of chrome to do the same, and note that while the GPS status bar icon flashes very quickly, no new position is returned.
3. 

What is the expected behavior?
That the GPS is asked for, and returns, a new position (triggering the flashing "location services" icon in the status bar).

What went wrong?
We have a website with an option to get the GPS position from the device (Samsung G Tab SM-T535).

In earlier Chrome (I just reverted to Chrome 43 to test), when the "get current position" was selected, the GPS status bar icon would flash for say 10 seconds and a new position would be returned.

Somewhere in the last few chrome versions the behavior has changed. Now when the "get current position" button is selected, the GPS status bar icon flashes very quickly, but no new position is returned.

Nothing else has changed in the configuration of the webpage or on the tablet.

We have 30+ tablets and are seeing the same issue across the board.

Sorry I'm not a developer but can provide more information if i'm told what to provide.

Did this work before? Yes Approx 43 (whatever the android version was when the SM-T535 was released, and many versions since.

Chrome version: 62.0.3202.84  Channel: stable
OS Version: 5.0.2
Flash Version: Unknown

Happy to provide any additional info if I'm told what to provide.